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t ` r. - STATE IMPERS. 'PRESENTED TO T)111;1101.1SE QY COMMONS MONDAY. I.—Extras of a Dispatch from Lord Granville Leveson Gower to Lord :‘lulgrave - , dated St. Petersburgh, April 1805, t thought it necessary .to declare, in the first in stance, that it was impossible for me to,agree to any article, which, in the most indirea manner-implied, that SOmeltlteration might be expedient in the pre sent system of. Maritime Law, or that the British Government could, under any circumstances, be in duced to subscribe to any. other principles than those now established. No. I I.—Extraa of a Dispatch from Lord Granville•Leve son Gower to , ord hlutgrave, dated St. Petersburgh, 7th April, aos.. No consideration, not .even the certainty of a total rupture of the Negotiations between Great Britain and Russia, could have induced me to 'Consent to two prov,isions,• which, until yesterday, bad been. insisted upon by Prince Czartoryski, as a sine qua ii »1 in the conditions'of the Treaty The one, that I should, on the part of treat Britain, assent to M. NoVosSilzotf's engaging, that the Emperor of Russia should use his boils offices with. his Majesty, to sub mit to such reforms in the . present Maritime Code, as a Congress - composed. of the great Continental Powers might deem expedient. No.4ll,—Extrad of a I ispatch from Lord Granville Le yeson Gower p Lord Mulgrave, dated , St. retershurgh, April ll,' tbs. The enclosed Declaration signed by Prince Czar toryski and M. NoVoSsilzuff, was 'delivered to me immediately after the signature.of the Treaty. I , ltpressed my regret that his Imperial Majesty had judged it expedient, that the Illettipotentiaries should give in a Paper of that nature upon any such _frivolous objeaion, as that to which the Declaration alludes ; but at the same time I promised to forward it to your. Lordship, together IA ith the Treaty of Al liance. ' EAT LVDIES. • MYSORE, OCT.. 11, 1807.—At Hydrabad every thing is going, on well at Puonah every thing Is tidier.. Nothing can be more happy than the (Tern _Mon of the Treaty of .Bassein, .the great wisdom of 'Svpich is now seen in its effe6ts. It has given strength. and prosperity to the reishwah'sdominions, and has east a shield over our-Southern Vossesiions in India, that prevents even the apprehension of war. As 'a .proof of the Peishwah's •Cootidence, he is coming next month to Mysore, on his way to a celebrated Pagoda in the Company's country, at which he wishes to pay his devotions. _ _ CALCUTTA, SEPT:23.—Lord MINTO arrived here on the 31st of July, and has restored the Govern ment to nearly the same splendour as during Lord WELLESLEY'S Administration. • The.:22d Regiment is restored to a' perfect state of subordination, and the men are perfectly. satisfied and contented. His Majesty's 67th Regiment is also in a period litats of good order. The investment was ordered at 90 lacs(1000,0001.) by Sir GEORGE BARLow, but has since been reduced to 36 lacs, or 400;0001. DONDEAH KHAN, a noted Chieftain in the Alyghea Distrid, has been refreatory, and a large detachment has been ordered with much prompt ness against . his two forts. The Government has made some alterations te , speCting the Mysore Princes. One, who was con cerned in the Vellore business, is to be continued a close prisoner in the Calcutta Jail ; the other-elder ones are to be at liberty to live as they please at • Calcutta, and the younger branches are to remain under the.superintendance of a British Officer. CALCUTTA, Dad. 3, 1807.—India, generally speaking, is in a iierlea state of trangttillity, and no prospe& of disturbance from ScINDIA or HoLKAtt. • Major .General .DICKINS, of the King's service, had been for above a month before the Fort of Co- • mona (in the Allyghea distrkt) with a strong force, .and on the lath of November failedln two assaults against the breach, and against a fortified garden. Our loss was heavy, having . nine Officers killed, and 18 wounded, also 97 rank. and tile killed, and 41 s wounded. The enemy under DONDEAII KHAN,. evacuated the Fort of. Comma on the iiight - of the i9th .of November, and escaped to another fort, tchich is his only remaining refuge . Our .troops have followed him, and 411".! prepared to reduce this • forr,rand- 7 vvill put ,an end to thy; rebellion that this! man has excited, with a view to resist the COM-• patty's regulations in some matter of trivial im portance. • Sir GEORGE BARLOW proceeds to Madras,.as Go vernor,. • in .a few days : and in consequence of the Directors having ordered that the Commander in Chief at Madras is not to have a seat in Council, Lieutenant-General MAcnowm. is going home. • The Ship General Stewart, by which I send this letter, has been detained ',ince the end of September, principally, I believe, by the appearance in the Illy of a French Frigate, and a Privateer', commanded by SURCOOFT,' which have taken above fourteen rich ships froM this port. • GENERAL ORDERg,-BY THE HON* THE GOVERNOR- GENERAL IN COUNCIL. Fort Witlimn, lune 29, 167. The Governor , .General in Council is pleased to appoint Major-General Sir E. BAILLIE to command the Troops at the . Presidency Station. Major-Gene. ral Sir iiitlwsf BAILLIE is also appointed from the. 26th instant, to be Provisional.Comniander in Chief of the Army serving under the Presidency of Port William, until further orders. • Major-General BAILLIE will be pleased on his ar rival at the Presidency, to preside at tire Military Board, and to dire& the details of Troops at the Presidency Station. The Governor-General in Council is pleased to authorize Major-General Sir EWEN MILLIE to ap point a Secretary to assist hirh in carrying on the de tails of the Ar&ny. It, PARRY, Sec. Aiil. Dept. IRELAND. Dtmt.m, Aram 9.—Our Linen. Board at length have fortunately received 'as largea qbantity ofhemp seed as is deemed necessary for sowing all the ground in preparation for the cultivation of hemp in this island..—Wednesday night Alderman Reed was robbed by some footpads on the Blackrock-road, near Baggotrath Castle,:: of a • gold watch, and his aldermaute .gold'; chain ;, ..a Gentleman w -Reed's cornpany .was at the, same : time ,rohh t mi o f his watch.--Another Gentleman was ; Jobbed of his watch on the, same road.—lnfOrmatiun having been (iaeler of LS,r4wgate, seipetaing the pitety which r -. latterly Deep so aaive in their de pred,atinus on the • Rock '• and Donnybrook he.followed *up their haunts, twit at twelve o'clock on: Tuesday night in - a public-houle in Iligh-street,"Frqhc4 Ely i elI, P4trick , and ft.OneeDunn, whom lie sakly lodged in Newgate they liave . been icr4nti fi ed by . Alderman' Reed, and a Gentleman' who had been in hts corn pap), IA few nights since, when they were robbed near 13.aggoth Castle, of their watches and cash, and' the Alderinan'of his golden chain. • They were all contradesof Thorn:is; Grogan; • nowi , a prisoner in Kilniainhqm gaol. - Farrell 'W:is tried at the last ComniiAtior; on a capitid indielment, and narrowly esc,aped Cony ia ion LINIERIC,• : I\Iiacn -30. 7 --In consequence of a far wef of the name of Kennifec, who was lately mar ried to a Widow .. Ryan, and lived on the lands Of KilMLitt', near Palace Green, in' this teidnly,- having been missing for two days, search was , made far him, and on Friday last he was discovered in a well con tiguous to his farm ; on raising and examining the body, it was found he:had been used a most vio lent and shocking Wanner ; his • head_ broken, .his neck dislocated, one of his, arms broken; and one of his Byres, forced out of its- socket. Thus it appears the unfOrtunate man - met his - , tine by .the hands of assassins, brutal in the extreme.; the fellows.a re -not at present' known,- nor can any cause be assigned, but -a discontent whkeh had been expressed by some connexions of the former husband of the widow.-- The 'man who was murdered, as above stated,. had been married-so lately as Shrove Tuesday. " . r . - A 4 4, ~• Front ti,e, LO,NDQN 0,4,z ErTE,i, April, 1308- 1 . . . Officei -c Apr 9 . ; Royal. lirgimson ol • .4;,1410.. To be Second Lieittenatits —Gentleman Cadet' Mark Evans, vice Morris, deceased. Dated April ., ( 18pg, ';ceottetttair Caet john Davies, vice Simmons, promoted. Dated as above. GentleiniwCadet John lluseae,, vice Hardiak. pro. muted. Dated as above. Gentleman. Cadet George . 1' Row land, vice G. S. Moore, ik.m promoted. GenatVl.4iitt•lf' Samuel Phelps, vice tiyue, promoted. Dated..as,ab9,xa. Geiltiernan Cadet Geoi& 'Birch, Vice Wuoloilitie, lity muted. Dated as above. . . , Com•nissitnt in the Renfrewshi:e Regintein . Of Militia,- signet by the Lord Lieutenant. Charles Spooner, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated l'ebru.iry 5, 1808, Cononirlions in the Argyll and Bute Regiment of Militia, Pgned tj' the . Lord Lieutetiant: I;nsign Neil Sinclair to be Lieutenant ' vice. Killigan, pointed in the Line. Dated April lames M`liityre, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Sinclair, promoted. Dated as above. %aft . BULL, APRIL • Arrireil-;:theifibini, Ware, and. Zealous, Dearman, frk London; Pe g gy, —,.and - Fame, —, from Queen's F U; Nancy, ----,, from Aberdeen; and the Furthude, front Glasgow: 4 . ~. ti CRAVISitID, APRIL 12. Passed by—the Wight,- Ford, from Malta ; Lord Mel 4 villa, --,, and General Stuart, —, from Bengal ;, Sophia, Arundel, from . St: Michael's • Venerable, Edwards,. frAl. Honduras; Neptune, Di)(vne, from St, Croix ' Lady Nel., song AVaile; froikLimerick • ' Catharine, Davis, Hebe,'Cott don, Jane,. Jenkins, 'and Sclina, O wen, from Cork. Sailoi —the Dispatch. Freeman, for Limerick ; Llizabeti Bergie, fur Dublin; Ecunumv, Garnock, to Barbadoes Caror, Orton, for Tortola; Atlas, Hill,.tor DdITICI3II/ Ar Alaytie, and the Harriet, Ashly,• for the Brazils. • . .- . • - - ." 1 - 11 tr — ' .-- '74" ---. . .. . - - ' ' • ' • ' ''-' -' - ' '---- - --- -,- --- :, -, --;-•-tiosal•-• -• .i.;• - -,.-• • • ......,..- • - • • • -,--- ----........:-.... 4 „." 6 " 0 „, a mimea555amim......., - .._ --- . .. . .. ~ . ' . .._ .... . . • . ... , . , . . . I '.'': '-'' .. -- - • • .'i „. s ' , ' .E. 4. C . - LV DIES. MYSORE, OCT.. it, 1807. At Hydrabad ever; . from, the LONDON GA,2B77TE, April I" 1308 1 . , ~ ~ , • - oi-definer Officit c April 9 . ; AA.' -- , -6 ' -- • SIIIP NE ft. BULL - , APRIL 11. • A 6 !. @ , , 5 ow* thing Is going. on well iat Puonah every thing - ' ' 41,va1. liegiman o.t • 4;, - tiilety. ~.. als To be Secon d Lieutenants -Geittlernan CadeCmark tvans, e_Pri.,,Wanadre,uaamode,Z_ealo,usero,ll•:eQaruneteann,s f i co c tl is, .; ~ quiet. N ot hi ng can be more happy than the opera- Lo A nd n ( i , V ri t.d ; '. l" - e .t a hei y il , Leveson „Hon of the Treaty of .Bassein, the great wisdom of vice Morris, deceased. Dated, A. 1)-614, - . 184. , A;entt, : ina i r 'rf ; NancY, ----,, from Aberdeen; and the Forthutle, --i i • . 4. , „ Cadet john Davies, vice Simmons, promoted. Dated as frQI4 Ghtstovv• 1 %••• .9. i -'‘l l rd 2 , - V4lldh is now seen in its effe6ts. It has given ab o ve, Gentleinaweadet John Pascoe,. ► vice Hardiek„. pro. , CRAVISLUD, APR IL 12. c,.' Illuttd. Dated as above. Gentleman. Cadet c.;eorge T Row- , ~, Passed by-the Wight,' Ford, from Malta ; Lord Mel•t , strength. and prosperity to thcreishwah'sdominions, land, vice G• S. Moore, promoted. Geikelt.inaiVlSirti6f . vilk, ----, and General Stuart, —, train Bengal ;,Sopktits„C first in- and has east a shield over our-Southern 'Possessions saintiei Phelps, vie,: ,14 . .ue, pronwted. DatecLas Abi e ,ya. , Arundel, - from . St - . Michael's ; Venerable, Edwards,. frara• eto any in India that -' Gentleman Cadet George 'Birch, vice Woolcoilitie, pru- 1 .- , , prevents even the aPprehension of vv• ar. implied mined. Dated as above. - . r * • son;' AVitde; froikLimerick • Catharine, Davis, 'Hebe,' Coa , ',_ . Honduras; Neptune, L.Nitviie, from St. Croix --Lady Nel..L the pre- As 'a . proof of the. Peishwah's •contidence, he is , e.,...... • don, lane,. lenkins, 'and Selina, Owen, from Cork: •;-,.; coming next month to Mysore, on his way to a ••: .. • 0'- - • - ma,- sign Commission in the Renfrewshire Regiment of Mil it ia, rii Sailed-the Dispatch. Freeman, for Limerick • ElizabetW: • British celebrated Pagoda in the Company's tountry, at hy the Lord Lieutenant. . 5, be in- Charles Spooner, Geti.t. to be Lieutenant. Dated February B c e a r t g o i r e : ( ip r r t . p i , a t h o i r i n T which he wishes to pay his devotions. trt E o c ia u l ' A m tia' s, G ai r l i r,. c f k o i rt; es than ~ 5, rflaS. . . ~ . . Mayne, and the Harriet, Ashly,• tor the Brazils. k ‘....ALCUTTA, SEPT. ( 23.—Lord MINT() arrived here —.-...:-... i Conntirlions in the Argyll and Bute Regiment of Militia, .. an the 31st of July, and has restored the Govern- argued bj , the . Lord Lieutetiant: •filitriii. d b i l i : e lt ra a r r a ba i ti A oc ni st, lie Leve- merit to nearly the same splendour as daring L or d Ensign Neil Sinclair to be Lieutenant, vice Killigan, ,ap. urgh, 7th pointed in the Line. Dated April ' •a,• i .otl. lames - WELLESLEY's Administration. The:22d Reoiment of?il'ornt.leSday, • Regiment M'l iityre, Gent. to bo. Ensign, vice Sinclair, promoted. ' .the Lady of the Hon. MORtgomerie.Stewatti /, on Wednesday the 6th inst. at the house of William Butt; if a total is restored to a' perfed state of subordination, and Dated as above. • Esq. in Lower Grosvenor -street, Mrs: Butt, of a D a ughter.. • Britainthe men are perfectly satisfied and contented. His . On the loth of February, at Messina, Sicily, Mrs Lea.. j ~isent to Majesty's 67th Regiment is also in a period litats of DI VIDIS NOS. , . bury, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel 'lmmo', Deputy . ad been. good order. M ay 3. lobn Pearson, of Althorn, and Thomas . Spence, .the Quarter-Master General to the Army in the I‘l,iliterratican; Blackburn, Lancashire, corn-dealers, at eleven,' at Ale of a Son. sine qua The investment was ordered at 90 lacs(1,100,000l.) Queen's Head, Blackburn. , Lately, the Lady of Mathew Louis, Esq. of a Daughter; • , ne, that Iby Sir GEORGE BARLow, but has since been reduced Nlay 12. John Lamer, of Preston, Lancashire, - cotton-spin- A few days ago, at Lottus•Hill, Dublin, toe Right !tun , it to M. to 36 lacy, or 400;0001. . Der, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Preston. , Lady Emily Henry, of s Son. the Lady May;. John Ran ' sinne, late of Little Walsingham Not. , Lately, at his house in George's-street, Dublin, if Russia DONDEAH KHAN, a noted Chieftain in the fo lk ,hopkeeper, at three, at the Black • Lion tik RC A rc hd eacon ,of a S ou. Inn, :of S. Ahdeacon Hill , S 1 s ... _, EXTRACT OF TER DECLARATION. The Unller4igfied, Plenipotentiaiies of his Majes ty the Emperor of all the Russias having communi cated to their august,. Master fhe different articles which they had agreed upon with his Excellency Lord Granville Leveso h Gower, Plenipotentiary of his Britannic Majesty, • have received orders to ae coinpany the signature of that ad with the following Dacia rat ion. As it is,inore than probable that the first oajec .tions with which the Plenipotentiary sent to Paris will havo-to contend, will he directed against the .pretended abuses A.hich the Enemies of Great 13ri fain accuse her of having introduced into her mari tinie code; and that the -negotiation • might be itn mediate!), brol:en off it" he has it .not in his power to give some answer on this point, which may stets) 'satisladory in the opinion of every ,impar tial Government : the said .Plenipotentiary will, i6 . c,ssequence, be authorized to promise, that his 14 r ;erial Majesty will forthwith employ himself in collecting precise information, such as may place this, matter in its true light ; 7 and to add, that in case, contrary to the I;c3t founded expectation, any regu lations should be found to exist in the said code, in contradiaion to JUstice and the Law of Nations, his ,Majesty would readily interpose hi; good Anfiees to induce his Britannic Majesty to remedy them. • Done at St. Petersburgh,the 30th March 1808. (Signed) ADAM PAINCBCZARTOIIYSFU. NICHOLAS 'DB NOVOSsILZOFF. No. IV.--Extraa of a Dispatch frtmt Lord Mutgrave to Lord C. L. Cower s dam! Downing-scree / lune 7, skus. It is highly important, that in making ails decla ration of his Majesty's firm adherence to the general line of policy which, upon dtie consideration, he has adopted, I should expressly_neclare his Majesty's de termination not to submit ilia maritime principles of- law acknowledged and aged upon by Great Bri tain, under any circumstances, to any mediation or revision. . . No, V.—Extraa of a Note from Lord Mulgrave to Count Woi.,ozol,v, dated Uowning.street, Tune s, tHos. The received and established principles of maritime 'law, 14 which the power sail prospeVity of the Country are supported and promoted, are newest to th e heart, and in . ost rooted in the atta c hm en t, o f every British subjed ; and no Stdtesman could be found in this country Who would recomMend or jo,,tity the reference of these great and essential principles to auy mediation or revision. The pro posal, therefore, of snch a :revision and discus ion could never meet with the .approbatlon or assent of his Majesty. And Lord Granville Leveson Gower, as his Majesty's Ambassador, discharged an obvious awl indispensable duty ip the decided resistance to this - propu,sal, and, in itsultimarn reiettion. SPORT Li INTgLLIGENCE. MA!TON CRAVEN Mi::ETlNG.—Aearb 7. Fifty Pounds for all ages:--Two - mile Heats. Mr. T. Kirby's b. c. Whitenosc, by Hyacinthus, 3 - yrs old, gst. 31b. (1. Shepherd) - - Mr. Naltun's bay colt .Ranger, by Hyacinthus, 3 yrs 91d, 3'h. ladltson) • -a c. 4y Hyacinthus, 3 yrS old, 13 - st.3.lb. (3, Garbutt) -, 3 3 6 to 4 cm Ranger—after the heat ; to r 9;1 W liitenose. A very - pod race. The Farmers' Stakesof 901, 6s, for half-bred Hunters, 14st. rode by Farhirrs. TWo-tnile Heats.. ' Mr, 1. 4 . DaV. ch. g. Patch, by St. George, o yrs old r r Mr. lArile's ch. S Mr. Mwson's br. h. Weathcrgall, by Rainbow, s yrs 9 3. Mr. 54w(itinis cli. 1i . . - Nevison, by Whalestone, 5 yrs 7 4 N 1 v Frost's gr h. Avhilles, by bappic, IS yrs olu - 8 Wright's ch. h. Harlequin, 5 yrs altl - 4 • b 1- 01 r; Grove's ch. h. Tanner, by Heigh-ho s yrs old 2 7 .1 4 4 r. Seaton's br m. by'Screveton;• 6 yrs old - 3 dis 4r. Marshall's b. h. Sportsman, s yrs old - 6dr Even betting en Patch.-- . Von very easy. The Course was extremely deep on acc,ouut of the rain; the horses in Many places were literally up to their knees in mud. I T t 2 .Many individuals are daily arriving in town to re ceive their dividends at the Bank, which fell due on the sth instant. It may be no unseasonable hint to such, that a mete trifle of their dividends devoted to'an.adventure in the City Lottery, which will be entirely down on Tuesday se'imight next, may put them in possessiorOefOre they return to the coun try, of several veri.e,wellent houses in town. Monday mormng Mr. Thomas Kimberly, a sad ler, of Windsor,. did pen:l4o in , the Vicar's house in that town, before the Vicar and a number of inha bitants, agreeable to a . decree of the Ecclesiastical Court,, for defamatory ,words against Elizabeth, the wife of Mr. T. Miller, of Windsor. LONDON : Printed by IttcHAito Itsitail,C)lN°• 4, Martlel-cuurti Bow.street; and p u blished by W ILLIAM [ Aasittsait Scat trs, of South Moitori.streer,Gtosta-our-It!urre At the SQA.Oprica No. 112 , Strand; w h ere /Mon turmoils, Orders ror the Paper, if ?tiers for the &Mor o 6:c4past-paid), mutt be ad=d:-Q.;•,ed. D VW N DS. May 3. (oho Pearson, of Althain, and Thomas . Spence, of iihickburn, Lancashire, corn.d alrrs, at cluveu,' at Ate Queen's Head, 131arkburn. Nlay la. John Lamer, of Preston, Lancashire, - cotton-spin ner, at eleven, at the Red Lion 1 nn, Preston. - May;. John I:ansotne, late of Little Walsingham, Not. folk, shopkeeper, at three, at the Black • Lion inn, Little Watsinghant; May 3. Silas Cox, late of Bourton, Dorsetshire; miller and baker, at eleven, at the Greyhound hut, Wrile,:itton, . . . . . Soinersetshi re. • May 14. William Rigs, of the Old Bailey, London., glover, at one, at Guildhall. May 14. Georo Hitwett, late of Liverpool, =chant and mariner, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May to. John Lloyd and William Wydown, of Upper. Thaines.street, London, grocers, at ten, at Guildhall. May io. Elizabeth,Fitton, of lidtc.ti on the Moors, Lanca snire, milliner, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Julie t. Abraham Mendes Pereira, of Old Bahlem, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. i C'EKTIFICATES. May 3. fames Tay lor, of Newgate.inarket, London, sales- man. (Wm liJytlon, of Mitcham ) , Surrey, .butcher. William Wii6oll, the younger, or Hay Park, Yorkshire, . corn.taCtor. Robert nighaiii, of Preston, Lancashire, corn-merchant. Thomas Parkinson. of Liverpool, turner. Daniel Chase:, of Dean strcut, • Holborn, Aliddiesex, cord: miner. PARTA'ERSIIIPS InSsOLPED. labez L. Patrick, Mary Patrick, and Thereia King, of '! J.arrib's Conduit-street, Holbornonilliners. Thomas Ker and William England, of Manchester, joiners. Richard Owen and bourn Booth, ofStoe.kpart, Cheshire, bat mantitatlurers. Peter jeltery and John Cote, of Bow-lane, Cheapside, ware. housemen. John'Mason and .john Henry Lace., deceased, of Liverpool, merchants. Ebenezer Browne and Charles Wilkins, of Tiverton, Somer. setshire, clothiers. Chi;irles David Faber, Jarvis Brown, Wm. Pollard, Thomas Henry Faber, and Benjamin North, or Farnlcy, Leeds, scribbling atat fulling millers. • William Durr and Thomas Stung°, of Houndsdita, boot • and bltoeinakets, hliCready and Philemon Galinda, of the-Theatres at NI anchesttn, N ewcastic-opon-Tync, &c. lames Mansell, lohn johli llurgin, and George • Burkinshaw, of Sheffield, saw andedge-tool -matters. William Alsope and Sarah 11411, of Great Bolton, Lanca shife, cotton-spinners. John )ertius, qt Rotherhithe, and William Fulo, of Ben niondsey,t imber:mer, hams.; OLD BAILEY. On Monday nineteen Prisonerswere tried, twelve of whoM were convided Of Felony, viz. • Margaret Weaver, Ann Price, Ann Newton, W. Dunn, .Ann Davies, Ingram : Wood, Joseph Nichols, Hugh rvl`Queyenny, ',Manes Crosier, Wm'. Boot, Hannah Laxon,. and • Min Allgood—who received sentence Of transportation forseven years. John Hartcup,,Thotuas Buckley, Dan. Buckley, and John Homer were tried on Monday for forging PruSsian coin (guilder:4. The Jury after deliberating aw.hour and an halt found the Prisoners Guilty. • Yesterday eight prisoners were tried, six pf•whona Were convi!aed of felony, and two were acquitted. Same day the Sessitins ended, when. sentence of death was passed an•Wilham Shepherd, for robbing George Goddard an the. .King's highway of. goods and money,. value til. and upwards.. Eleanor Thomp son, for a like offence - on William Bates; and taking - from his persona seven-shilling piece. George Wil kinson, for stealing 701. and - upwards, of William Wykes, in het dwelling-house. • James Moore, Jphn Smith, and William Davis, for a burglary in the dwelling-house of Theodore Hill. . Jane Morris, for stealing goods value 71.• and upwards, of Andrew De la Berge, in- the I'dwelling-house of Philip William Cooley, for stealiog goods, valuefil. and up wards, in the dwelling house of John ,Hall; and Sarah Ward, .convicted inlannary Session last, for stealing a, quantity of plate of Alex. Bruce, in, his d Well i ng-house. Thirty-seVen were ;ordered to be' transported for seven 'years, viz, . Joint Allgood, Thomas Crosier, Win. Boot, Peter Lill, Matilda , SnowselL.Joseph Daltatr,•John Hartcup, John kierner,Thoruas Buck ley, Daniel Buckley, John *l'arnell, Maria. Jones, (Alum, James Middleton, .ElizabetirMan deville, Amn.Grace, Wm. Hall, Susannah Truman,. George Stanley, .Thin. Denny,. Mark Brown, Daniel ll'arcourt, • Mary •Ilai dy, Samuel 'Norris, Jonathan Neale,,charlotte. Way alias Bninstead,.Charles Vin ing, Mary Johnson, BiL!liard Raven, Joseph Argent, , Mary'll*Gee, James Madden, • James Frost, James Hart,;Elizabeth l 'BoOth, John Morgan, Rob. Prosser. Two were or red to be imprisoned in the House . of CorreEtian'foi• two - years---thirteen . in the Satne gaollor twelve calendar/months—fifteen for six ca; lendatt moot hs—saven . ta be imprisoned in Newgate for various periods•-4•five;to ••be publicly and t h eo pri vately. w hip ped, r -,four 4iped is. ,and,discbarged —a nd igliteen were scharged by pre4iinaalion.--rAd journed,to the. Ist aflme. . • . TIIAD4XB PavoirorrYeaterciai• a 'Captaiu and his Mate,. beiongipt,,to, 41.3 Transport Service, were ex. atnined, being charged with breaking — btilk, and stgaiing,&quant4 of cocoa destined for the DoCk yard'at Portsmouth.—They wetecoinitiTtted foil trial .at the next Ass i zes for Lent. . . . Barnaid Cheelds, who used to' attend about the Custom-hduse, writing petition au.l instructing strangers about the mode of settling: their business at the . Custoitt..house, -was charged with. receiving sums of money from a waterown,•under pretence that he had-the patronage of Sir .Wra. CURTIS and Sir WATKIi4 LEWES. to appoint him, a watt:limn to the Custotn-house. 'The Solicitor- of the Comotn house attended, for the prosecution.—The Prisoner w a s committed for obtaining _motley . under false pretences. • • IRTiii. On Tuesday, the Lady of the lion. MOotgomerie. Stew of a Son. On Wednesday the 6th inst. at the house of William Euttl Esq. in Lower Grosvenor -street, Mrs: Butt, of a Daughter. On the loth of February, at Messina, Sicily, Mrs 11=4 bury, the Lady of Lieurenant-Colonel Ilunoury, Deput! Quarter-master General to the Army hi the M,tlitetralleati, of a Sun. Lately, the Lady of Mathew Louis, Esq. of a Daughter: Al few days ago, at Lottus•Hill, Dublin, the Right Hun. Lady Emily Henry, of I Son. Lately, at his house in George's-street, Dublin, the Lady of the Res. Archdeacon Hill, of a Son. ALARRIED. On the 7th inst. at Edinburgh, Alexander Renny 'rail your. Esq. of borrowrield, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of bicAlexander Ramsay, Barr. of lialmain. On Friday 11164. !oho Baker, Esq. of the Middle Temp!: , to Miss §:ass, of Portland.place. • On Saturday last at Queen -square Chapel, Bath, HWY Lee Warner, Jun. Esq. to Miss Brydges, eldest elaulOter d the late Francis William Thomas Bodges, list!. of .'t dawn Court, Herefordshire. On Sunday last, by special licence, at Brighton, Brigal,k r " : General Henry I rederic Campbell, to Mrs. Knox , . " 1 " l o ctn i . nuec t. ), l j l Enr e tdaos l : a ii. t oto e hntel. L aa i yß e o u ilseg t a e hsb n tt iin rinyi t o. - enn C :r o yL lo ba n o e dhy l n K ivs ii al o cr x py , hre o rr l di ;l u i t i ti64 l : t o, Z it l i n t fic ti to e cl i f i l t e, ;: The same day, by special licence, at Blackawton, rear Dartmouth, Charles Martin Bultree, Esq. or ilyniouth. Irk Miss Pinson, gaud-daughter of Andrew Pin son, Esq. ot• W Astray, House:. On the hum inst. at Cromer, loi) Thruston Mott, Es4* of Barningriam-Hall, Norfolk, to Sophia, youngast daugnlct of the late Henry Partridge, Esq. Lately, at Leith, Henderson, Esq. of the Royal Nor* to Catharine, daughter of Dr. •Itoss, Physician, of Moll* trose. . , . DIED. . . On theth inst. Thomas G,nuld, Esq. one of the B enchers, Treasurer and late of the Middle Temple, and tile ocili sur.. viving brother of the late fudge. Gould. at, irt - the 1. On the os.nsFattivdbtrryittt ith iestn,, st. at YeekhnElizabzth, the infant dang ,h Warwtet of t i he le re" of Shelton, upon Dunsmore,'nthck Ihi. Mrs. Maria Baker, relittof lohn Baker, Esti. On the tath inst. Mrs. Meyrick, - of Kennin,gton. ~,.,, On Tuesday last, at his house in Brunswick -square, Iv"' liam Duncan, Esq. year of encase, . , . leaterday, Frances Anne Barely , the youngest Mrs. Hardy, cif Tavistock-street, Bedford -square. Lately, us the neighbourhood of Aid fent, 011 his journey t? Bristol for the recovery of his health, loalitla L'ottito.3)• Esq. late of Waterford. -S, A few days ago, at Newnliam, in Gloucestershire, aged) _ Mrs: Matthews, wife of Mr. lohn-Matthews, Attorney, ur that place. tier death was occasioned by her clothes tatting lire Wittig alone in a room above stairs on the preceding day. daughter of PRICE U . S,TOCKS YESTE wank Stnik, Naiov - 5 . 1.4r Cent. O 7 98 Iriag s per Cent. 4 pct Lent. 8g 82 per Cent. Red. 64 per Cent. Cnn. 6; Bank Long Ann. IS j-:6111s i.t6ths RDA Y. taitia Stock, gidisittoncte,. Par, t 5,40,1 ; soutli'sea Stock, pl i , Exchequer iilll9, 4 1 . r" • innium, imperial 3 per India fur Opersingt 1 14 6 Cons. tor 24th MOYy• ',• I • HIGH'INATER A 1' LON t)k)N 1114.10 GE TO-NO R '' ROW. Morning. 14 min. after 5. Afternoon, 4v min. niter To T. TAYLOR, Surgeri, No. 9, New 13rido-street, London. stR, Edinburgh, May 2, 180- ,T N the Spring of 1794 1 was aflifeieti with -a i IL 'Venereal Complaint, which I treated with .iriditN ener! iOr five months ; but was then. obliged to apply to a regular Physician, who put a tehporary stop to the vire-. Ilonce of the Disease - (bv inert:ll6a/ applications) tar antrot .• ' time; but growing, in sPite of all ineaicine and the adv,ica .. of the first Gentlemen of the c a culty here, worse' . and vrorse for two vearS I was redu to a► state almost un.. paralleled a nd' beyond' dcseriptiour being; an entire fepeti and ulcerated from bead to foot,—Nly cad, throat, mouth, thirty eating ulcers on my b.*. nose, legs, anna, &c. have- bzen alternately in danger 4 i bec "ming useless; in short, I. have hal t from twenr. to privrd of. sight.—lt would bc voluminous to particula. • and nearly totally de. rare all my Case—suffice it to say, there never was, or eve' win be, oho of a More dangerous, or of anyore compli cated nature. 1 was long looked upon by friends, sad imagined-myself, beyond all luipes of -reeovery ; and, i deed. in my then -condition, death was Keferable to In more man miserable state. In this drnatitul situation did PILLS, which, by using from time to tint:, 1 4 "g 3 1: 1 0st miserable existence, till 'Divine PArbl_encli threw in my way a Newspiapa containing the case °I . 1 Mr. 11. of Plyinouth---my friends reari it, I 'could not. sent and. procured some of your .LEAKE's PAT ENT ' ,haveloo4 been, (after niore than four years indescribable distress)on is`good a state of health as ever I enjoy,Ni; proof of this. I had a tine. thriving, healthy child, horn te me a few months ago. In gratitude to God, and in hopes 'of renliering my tellow-creature service, I request you to , :publish thiai . and you may at airy tittle refer persons who wish to'he satisfied of the truth of this, or lurther 1•'• r' eulari', tante or Thrfriondc, by let tiss.ot.pasn ii. _;*,-,.• i stn now, and , As eew cases for bilite'ss - vtill'eirer eqUal ' :nine, and 'lv"' -exceed it; I, have trout exiwzierico every reaion tO OSLO? ',mankind that in oury LEAK E's PI 1. LS they will meet a ' tri r iiii- sure, fixed", safe, and radical cure, for that mos t __c ful sugeof the 'Venereal, Disease, .WhiCh is called a c,ioti. entitle - Lori. - JOHN THOMPSOI", ... • Insnr.nountable family reasons prevent snaking 1"/ ;„ name and atldres puhlie • but creditab le persons r: my 1 • ~.vanting information stay also be referred tod in m bu e ,a rgh. nd trienils by Mrs. S.,Clark, Ramsay-gardens, E . Prepared and- .OEOi liiy the sole r roprietor,_ 1. - TAY LO 11., ;Wernher or the Royal -College of Sargo n° in London,fthis Itoo.:0,*No. a NC.W IiTIW-treeit ''here l ie writ h ive Advice witiunit , a .1-. 3 4 ta r .erson take in these Pill:, and Willanswer plitiNitS Ii.:WI'S, if pose'. plic; oll , the satne wins, observing in' all ca sea thenr" ) .: ! inviolable secrecy', no person's name or case having t r y Mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the 'i%:' i prietor, Outing the course or ;nor; than thirty- yeses, 1 ' that he has had the coiviuding of an'extensive sale ot tho i -aboav Medicine,` and the pratetice arising. trirofrom. Or the con re They arc also sold by his Appointment ! nience oiltllOSe living at . a distance, b'y NIT'. .fi g! , -South-bridge, Edi n burgh ; Mr. Macdonald, P r i n ter, G l3 s: Ow, to whom also• Mr. T. refers for his•ad 411 dress; gat 15.,7 ; l'ertunierla, . No. 3s, St. Alhan's-iitreet, .-inall Raibertson's toy-bhop, Nu, 14,3, Oxford-gtreet; "4 40- b0r...,0 , 'No. 7, trisp-street-hrll,- pearly site oppo t-e _ it nument ; 'Mr. Steel's, 110 , 4. I'l ler, No. r, Union-row. L'_'''.,, Tower-hill; Mi. Bull, Daaie-street, Dublin; -and by'' ' ''', l ' a i .. pers..n m every consioerauai ti.,•. g. o. ut..-...,4).ircutil _til trZtl4o. - 111 Boxes of pnly,.2s. 9d. each, waled up i',',., full and plant dtredinns, Whereby perSonS of either fr'' f • :rimy cure themselviti.with ease alai seaccy. . left vi i ' N. 13. li. very Box sold in Great 'Britain is wa led ;,.. . LAnnii. i. ..visit a litarnp, 'on Whio., by I;ivour of . t,tie, - ro t It . ',', :inners, is`pruited, at the .Stamp-r)lliee—," x_,., ,„' ;41 Nio• li, New I.fridge-strect," to imitate which I.: 1 04 . 117, II ota.:‘a ;rre ccynntectalis . ' ' ',-,• 1' I ------'-'''---y**7-''e